Greenhouse boost to fish cultivation
Published: August 27, 2013
Summary
GUWAHATI: Winter is a month of woes, for fish farmers at least. Conventional fisheries struggle to breed fingerlings (a young or small fish) during adverse climates. However, these drawbacks are soon to be a thing of the past with Jorhat-based Assam Agriculture University (AAU) coming up with a method that makes fish farming in greenhouses possible. Usually, greenhouse technology uses ...
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27 de agosto de 2013
This is an excellent idea. As fish breeding does not need much space, this technology could be applied succsessfully in order to supply seeds on time.
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28 de agosto de 2013
That is a good job. how adaptable and what is the cost implication of the technology
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28 de agosto de 2013
Thanks you very much for sharing the great idea. Curious to know about the detail materials and methods as well as results.
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16 de septiembre de 2013
Greenhouse production of commercial quantities of Lates sp. over 15 years gives us a lot of experience in facility design and fish production technology.
You can check this out on our website.
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